Now use environment var to mask email address

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+#!/bin/bash -
+#  SJP 9 Sept 2014
+#  Run by cron after reboot.
+#  Sends an email to st33v.
+
+# https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/delay-startup-script-until-15-minutes-after-boot-661245/
+#	at now + 15 minutes -f your_script
+# Alternately, use a script, whose first line is
+#	sleep 900
+# and start it from rc.local like this
+#	nohup /path/myscript &
+# which will disconnect it from the startup and background it.
+
+cd ~/mail/monitor
+touch data/heartlock  # make a file to stop heartbeat overwriting
+
+cat <<- EOF > data/emailbody.txt
+	Cumquat has rebooted
+	====================
+
+	$(cat data/heartbeat.txt)
+
+	-----------------------------------------------------------
+	Current status at $(date): 
+	$(procinfo -Hr)
+
+	-----------------------------------------------------------
+	Was there a shutdown command?
+	$(cat /var/log/auth.log | grep shutdown)
+
+EOF
+
+sleep 180  # wait 3 mins to make sure have network
+cat data/emailbody.txt | mail -A cumquat -s "Cumquat reboot notification" $EMAILST33V
+rm data/emailbody.txt
+rm data/heartlock